Svenska Turistföreningen - STF Mountain hut Unna Allakas

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STF Mountain hut Unna Allakas

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Quick facts

Opening hours: 9/3-12 - 1/5-12
22/6-12 - 16/9-12; Member's prices 2012
9/3 - 1/5 265:- /person
22/6 - 13/7 265:- /person
14/7 - 26/8 290:- /person
27/8 - 16/9 265:- /person

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Provision sales

Shop prices at STF’s mountain huts. The following is a basic assortment that can vary with the hut’s size. At larger huts, the assortment can be bigger.

Unna is only two kilometres from the Norwegian border. Cross the border and walk another four kilometres to the Norwegian hut Cunojavrrehytta. A little further is the majestic Storsteinsfjellet, which dominates and keeps watch over the whole area.

The mountain hut is a good starting point for a visit to the old mining area Sjangeli, four kilometres north. Mining was conducted here from the end of the 1600s until 1840. The mining town is nicely located near the beach of a lake and the view towards the Norwegian mountains to the west is fantastic. Today, wood barracks, a stone house and pit reminds us of this era in mining. Gabna Sámi village has a summer camp nearby. Socially structured, a Sámi village or siida is a reindeer foraging area, a group for reindeer herding and a corporation working for the economic benefit of its members all in one.

During the Second World War, the hut was a refuge for the Norwegian resistance movement. Designated Sepal 2 “Anna”, this place was used to plan sabotage and carry out espionage on German activities in the area on the other side of the border.

You cannot book a bed in a mountain hut. You are, however, guaranteed a roof over your head. There are extra mattresses for those days when all the beds are taken.

Opening hours

9/3-12 - 1/5-12
22/6-12 - 16/9-12

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Accessibility for persons with disabilities

This symbol shows that the hostel conforms to recommendations from the De Handikappades Riksorganisation (DHR): the entrance is level, or there is a ramp with maximum gradient 5 cm/m. The front door of the hostel and doors into the guest rooms and toilets are wider than 80 cm. There is at least 80 cm free space at the side of the lavatory and 130 cm in front. The shower is suitable for use by persons with disabilities. There is wheelchair access to kitchens and common rooms. At least two rooms are suitable for use by persons with disabilities.
Pets

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Shop 1

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Shop 2

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Shop 3

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Sauna

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Fishing

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Golf

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The Swan – official Nordic ecolabel

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Nature’s Best

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